Brewer's: Cashier'

(2 syl.). To dismiss an officer from the army, to discard from society. (French, casser, to break; Italian, cassa'rë, to blot out; Ger. kassiren.)

The ruling rogue, who dreads to be cashiered, Contrives, as he is hated, to be feared.

Swift: Epistle to Mr. Gay, line 137.

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